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Flender/Flender Gear Units/Bevel-helical gear Reduction Box B2

n on swing base with coupling and gear unit from the standard range. increased cooling by axial fans and hoodsauxiliary drive units backstops enlarged gear-unit surface for improved heat dissipationThe drive train can be optionally extended:FLENDER GEAR UNITS | CONVEYOR-BELT DRIVES 4 5 If environmental conditions permit, it makes sense to cost-effectively put to - gether drive system from the standard portfolio. The appropriate Flender gear units for this are compact, have high power density and are available in 2 construction sizes. The modular system with its large selection of gear units, mo - tors, bell housings, swing bases and add-on parts means that there is something available for every requirement. For special temperature requirements Flender gear units with optimised housing surface, fans and fan hoods and, if need - ed, further cooling options are used. They guarantee outstanding heat management and are available in 1 sizes. Not every mine offers enough space for complicated measuring, alignment and fitting work. Moreover, the need for spe - cialist personnel with the necessary know-how to carry out assembly work represents challenge to many mine operator. The patented self-aligning system is here, as drive system, the perfect complete solution in the power range up to 5 kW. It is available in eight sizes and, with axial fan, fan hood and the patented Clever-Cooling System as an intelligent air-flow guidance system ensures optimised heat dissipation. It offers flexibility for the start-up, both for the space conditions and the location or the assembly effort. No special know-how is needed for con - version or demounting, because the drive unit needs no aligning. The motor and the gear unit are firmly linked together via flange. High produc - tion quality also ensures the necessary accuracy for connection to the bell hous - ing. By eliminating measuring and align - ment errors during initial assembly and installation fault